History TakeThat / VideoGames

* In ''TheJourneymanProject'', if you walk into the pitch black maintenance transport tunnel, the tram runs you over. [[{{Zork}} "Well, at least you weren't eaten by a grue!"]]
* In TheMaze area of ''SensoryOverload'', it says "You are in a maze of twisty little passages, all alike", an ode to both ''ColossalCave'' and ''{{Zork}}''.

* The protagonist's codename in SNK's ''Iron Tank'' is Iron Snake, and he uses a radio transceiver similar to Solid Snake's from the original ''MetalGear''. "SNAKE! Watch out, use radar, gigantic enemy objects up ahead!" The game's title itself may be a Take That.
* At one point in ''ResidentEvil: Code Veronica'', when Wesker is beating up Claire, he receives a call on a Codec straight out of ''MetalGearSolid''.

* This troper is disgusted. How could you all forget the biggest Take That to video-gaming ever? A little game known as YouHaveToBurnTheRope? [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Guess what it does.]] [[YouHaveToBurnTheRope I'll give you as many tries as you need to.]]

* In the first SonicTheHedgehog game for Genesis, there's a robot enemy that looks a lot like Mario. And he only appears in a partially flooded level, possibly indicating that they messed up their plumbing jobs.
* DonkeyKongCountry2 on the award screen, had a trash can that had a sign that said "No Hopers", and it contained Sonic's shoes and Earthworm Jim's blaster

* ''DoubleDragon II'''s first boss, Burnov, bears a resemblence to {{Karnov}}, who was the first boss in ''BadDudes'', which in turn was a TakeThat at the first ''DoubleDragon''.

* The protagonist's codename in SNK's ''Iron Tank'' is Iron Snake, and he uses a radio transciever similar to Solid Snake's from the original ''MetalGear''. "SNAKE! Watch out, use radar, gigantic enemy objects up ahead!" The game's title itself may be a Take That.

* At one point in ''ResidentEvil: Code Veronica'', when Wesker is beating up Claire, he recieves a call on a Codec straight out of ''MetalGearSolid''.

** ''[[{{Driver}} Driv3r]]'' hit back with the "Timmy Vermicellies", some dudes in ridiculously bright-colored clothes with floaters on their arms. Coincidentially, Tommy Vercetti from ''Grand Theft Auto: Vice City'' [[SuperDrowningSkills couldn't swim]], and had a bright turquoise shirt.

* Maybe accidental, maybe on purpose, but there's definetly something fishy about the beginning of ''MegaManStarForce'' ''3''. The game starts with a meteor on its way to crash into Earth, scientists who want to stop it and Geo being invited to a tournament. This sounds dangerously like ''MegaManBattleNetwork 4'', the most hated game of the franchise, which built its plot almost entirely around tournaments. But then a twist - Geo arrives ''late'' at the tournament, ''doesn't participate'' and ''no more tournaments are mentioned again''. Just a plot element or an apology for an old mistake? You be the judge.

** More deliberately, this game also contains a spectacular take that against chicken hawks if Kaidan is in the party for the "Our Own Worst Enemy" assignment, and a rather ironic take that against the video game industry itself if Ashley is in the party on Noveria.
*** Please, don't elaborate, under no circumstances...

* ChampionsOnline throws a none-to-sublte attack at its rival, CityOfHeroes with a line from Abomination-expy, where he declares "You boring, like rival MMO". Given how poorly CO has fared and its net effect on CoH's playerbase (little to none), It would seem that this one was a little premature.

** In that level was a secret area called Duke's skelleton, which was a skelleton hung from a tree with still a very particular haircut. Sam's comment on finding it. "Dude, you've been hanging there, like, FOREVER."

* An ad for ''TyTheTasmanianTiger'' showed CrashBandicoot, SonicTheHedgehog, and SpyroTheDragon bandaged up in hospital beds.

*** {{Rock Band}} 3 has you "kill" 53,596 HOPOs.

* The first boss of ''{{Turok}} 2'' is a giant FacelessEye named... GoldenEye.

** ''DragonWarrior'' has two characters named Howard and Nester, which were also the names of the Nintendo Power comic characters at the time.

* The protagonist's codename in ''Iron Tank'' is Iron Snake, and he uses a radio transciever similar to Solid Snake's from the original ''MetalGear''. "SNAKE! Watch out, use radar, gigantic enemy objects up ahead!" The game's title itself may be a Take That.

* The protagonist's codename in ''Iron Tank'' is Iron Snake, and he uses a radio transciever similar to Solid Snake's from the original ''MetalGear''. "SNAKE! Watch out, use radar, gigantic enemy objects up ahead!"

* The protagonist's codename in ''Iron Tank'' is Iron Snake, and he uses a radio transciever similar to Solid Snake's from the original ''MetalGear''.

** In the same game, in the 4th case, in the [[spoiler: courtroom's walkway going to the defendant's lobby]], if you check the fire extinguisher, Miles points out the fact that being hit with it will make you lose "a memory or two", and will also say, "But it's not as though ''I'd'' ever be so foolish as to be stuck by one of these". A clear Take that to Phoenix Wright itself in Justice for All where in the first case [[spoiler: Phoenix himself loses part of his memory due to being hit in the head with a fire extinguisher]].

* This troper is disgusted. How could you all forget the biggest Take That to video-gaming ever? A little game known as YouHaveToBurnTheRope?